Very close to getting a Mustang
02-28-2014, 02:56 PM
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02-28-2014, 03:56 PM
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It's a 2006. 3 owner with 68k miles. It's by no means perfect, it does need a little bit of work. It has a couple of super small dents that I didn't even see until I got done washing it just now. and then there are a couple scratches that I think I can get out. All in all it is in really good shape
02-28-2014, 04:31 PM
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Nice looking car, congrats it looks as if it has already been modded a little on the outside with the front retro lights and rear trim. But I'd get rid of those fake hood pins and get some real ones. Sweet looking ride have fun with her.
02-28-2014, 05:18 PM
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Yea, I plan to swap the hood pins out with real ones pretty soon actually. The biggest thing is I think it is lowered as well. Does it look like it to you guys?
02-28-2014, 07:25 PM
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It may be for the best. I think you can find a newer mustang for less miles for that amount of money. 2006 is an 8 year car and these cars are ~32K new.
I bought a 2006 mustang in 2009 for 10.5K so surely they have come down. I would keep looking. What is your range? You could get a new mustang with discounts because of the new model coming out.
You may even find heavy discounts if you wait until it is released in a few months.
I bought a 2006 mustang in 2009 for 10.5K so surely they have come down. I would keep looking. What is your range? You could get a new mustang with discounts because of the new model coming out.
You may even find heavy discounts if you wait until it is released in a few months.
02-28-2014, 10:31 PM
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Looks like you did good, what year is she?
With it not being black, your paint has to look better than the black one.
I'm at 76,000 on my 2008 with a SC that has been on there for about 32,000 of those miles and have had about zero problems, except changing out the front LCA about 20,000 miles ago.
I would change out the plugs soon.
I flush the tranny every 30,000 miles on my automatic.
Enjoy that Stang!
With it not being black, your paint has to look better than the black one.
I'm at 76,000 on my 2008 with a SC that has been on there for about 32,000 of those miles and have had about zero problems, except changing out the front LCA about 20,000 miles ago.
I would change out the plugs soon.
I flush the tranny every 30,000 miles on my automatic.
Enjoy that Stang!
03-01-2014, 08:13 AM
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Looks like you did good, what year is she?
With it not being black, your paint has to look better than the black one.
I'm at 76,000 on my 2008 with a SC that has been on there for about 32,000 of those miles and have had about zero problems, except changing out the front LCA about 20,000 miles ago.
I would change out the plugs soon.
I flush the tranny every 30,000 miles on my automatic.
Enjoy that Stang!
With it not being black, your paint has to look better than the black one.
I'm at 76,000 on my 2008 with a SC that has been on there for about 32,000 of those miles and have had about zero problems, except changing out the front LCA about 20,000 miles ago.
I would change out the plugs soon.
I flush the tranny every 30,000 miles on my automatic.
Enjoy that Stang!